binding hole patterns?????????????
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binding hole patterns?????????????
i was wondering where i could get one of these binding templates for my skis.
i was thinking, do contact whoever made the bindings or can you get it from somewhere else???
i was thinking, do contact whoever made the bindings or can you get it from somewhere else???
mdj,
What binding? I have a PDF template for a Salomon binding. All I had to do was re-size for my boot, print it out and find the center of my ski. Another option, if removing from another pair of skis, is to trace over the old holes to make a new template. Or, you could freehand on a piece of scrap until you get it right, and then make a template from that.
If you are looking for a mounting jig like they use in shops, good luck. From what I have heard, every now and then they might show up on Ebay or be for sale when a shop closes down, but they go quick...
What binding? I have a PDF template for a Salomon binding. All I had to do was re-size for my boot, print it out and find the center of my ski. Another option, if removing from another pair of skis, is to trace over the old holes to make a new template. Or, you could freehand on a piece of scrap until you get it right, and then make a template from that.
If you are looking for a mounting jig like they use in shops, good luck. From what I have heard, every now and then they might show up on Ebay or be for sale when a shop closes down, but they go quick...
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Check here solly and dynafit. Various sizes.
http://tetongravity.com/forums/showthre ... t+template
I asked here http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/show ... ost1798293
http://tetongravity.com/forums/showthre ... t+template
I asked here http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/show ... ost1798293
The template shown in the tgr ling is good, that is where I made mine from (when I did it there was not a 325mm BSL template).
I thought snowblades used a special binding?
My only othe suggestion would be build real skis. You'll get less crap from people and have more fun. Snowblades were a fad that has ended.
I thought snowblades used a special binding?
My only othe suggestion would be build real skis. You'll get less crap from people and have more fun. Snowblades were a fad that has ended.
well snow blades do use non release bindings but you can put alpine bindings on too. the reson for snow blades is because i have 177cm salomon skis already but when ever i try to do rails, pipes, or any other trick i kill my self because they are so big and heavy. so these would be mainly for rails and the park. they won't really be true snow blades because they will be around 110cm i just want to make a short, light weight ski for the park.
(thanks for the site)
http://tetongravity.com/forums/showthre ... t+template
(thanks for the site)
http://tetongravity.com/forums/showthre ... t+template
you'll be the target of so much hate, especially if you take those in the park. sure, there's a little more weight with a bigger ski, but they also have a lot of benefits. personally I like a 182cm in the park (but I'm fairly tall). What model are you riding and how tall are you. there really shouldn't be that much of a problem, particularly on rails. with short skis, you wont do very well on jumps at all. do what you want, but I would strongly recommend that you reconsider making such small skis. honestly, if you can't ride pipe or even just slide a rail, you probably need more practice a lot more than you need different skis. I don't want to sound mean, but that's what a lot of other people are going to think too, except they'll be a lot more demeaning when they voice they're opinions.
well these would be for what you said, to practice rails and pipes. i can do boxes (flat down, rainbow, and hex) preaty well with my current skis(salomon x-scream 177cm). i can do 360 slides and stuff like that. the thing is that my skis are just regular alpine skis not twin tips. so getting on and off backwards is difficult because i am still learning how to do other more difficult slides. i am 6" 1' and weigh 175 lbs. though i guess now rethinking this snowblade idea isn't that great of an idea and i guess now i'll make a longer ski.